The Westside Maiden is a stable putter with a thin profile, designed for comfortable grip and a neutral, predictable flight at putting and short approach distances. The 3/4/0/1 flight numbers describe a slow, glide-friendly disc with no turn and only a mild fade, which together produce a straight-flying shape that holds its line longer than most putters in its class. Stronger arms can throw it for laser-straight upshots and short approaches, while lower arm speeds will experience it as a forgiving putter that resists turn without finishing too hard left. With repeated use the Maiden tends to drift toward understable, eventually becoming a flippy, anhyzer-friendly approach disc that still holds a clean putting line. The thin rim suits players who prefer a low-profile feel in the hand for both putting and driving. Westside offers the Maiden in premium VIP, Tournament, and Moonshine VIP plastics for grip and durability, with BT Hard, BT Soft, and Origio as more affordable baseline plastics.
Plast: BT Hard: Westside Discs BT Hard is the firmest variant of the BT family, a mid-tier polymer that trades some hand-feel for a stiffer rim and a more aggressive bite on the chains. The harder durometer makes it a strong pick for windy putting conditions and longer jump putts where a softer disc would deflect off the cage, and it skips more predictably on missed approaches. BT Hard keeps its rim profile longer than the softer BT variants, but as a mid-tier blend it still gains extra turn and a softer fade within a few weeks of regular use, where a premium polymer in the same mold would hold its listed flight pattern far longer.
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